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Search for TherapistsSarah Haggerty, RPT
45, Powderhorn PlLongmont, Colorado 80504
phone: (919) 410-7272‬
Do you believe that you can experience a greater life than the one you are living? You are more than your daily experience and self limiting beliefs. The ability to see people in their true magnitude is a unique gift that I offer. I can help you to feel and embody your greater potential.
Discover the essential calling that allows you to be you, more fully. If you are a leader, healer, or change-maker, activate your potential to catalyze the great changes of our times. If you are a sensitive person who is overwhelmed by thoughts, emotions, or day to day life, discover the hidden strength within your sensitivities. If you are uncertain, caught at a crossroads or stuck in reactivity, restore your innate belonging.
I offer office visits, outdoor 'walk and talk' sessions, and teletherapy. Reach out to me for a free initial consultation.
Thad Frye, L.C.S.W.
Thad Frye Counseling287 Century Circle, Suite 100
Louisville, CO 80027
phone: 303-358-9507
www.thadfryecounseling.com
Are you struggling with grief related to the loss of a loved one, a recent life transition or past traumatic event?
Or are you an athlete or performer wanting to break through creative blocks enabling you to perform at your highest mental and emotional level and get back to your peak performance and creativity?
If so, I would be honored to be a partner in your healing journey. Through my own struggles after multiple deaths in my family, moving and starting my career I came to the realization I needed support and guidance. Although difficult, taking what I then saw as a risk to reach out for help upon later reflection was one of the wisest choices I've made in my life. If that time has come for you, know that you have come to the right place. www.thadfryecounseling.com
Linda Cain, M.S.
PO Box 660Boulder, CO 80306
phone: 720 299 8844
IECA Professional Member, IABMCP Clinical Member
Nan Hebert
As a longtime student at the intersection of Eastern and Western approaches to health. I have spent the better part of a decade on faculty at Esalen Institute deepening my study of bodywork, somatics, Gestalt, and Humanistic Psychology. My background is in embodiment, contemplative movement practices such as yoga, dance, bodywork, and meditation. Which is further enhanced by my studies in Contemplative Psychology & Buddhist Psychotherapy. I am fascinated by the embodiment of mind, movement as metaphor and as a gateway to inquiry; and I believe movement can be medicine. It is my intent to create an invitational, trauma-informed, and spacious environment for you to arrive and unfurl, at your pace. The Buddhist map of the mind is a cartography that is deeply supportive to working with a range of experiences with gentleness and curiosity.
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